drawing the line

PROS:
Learning about training/marketing
Opportunity to become an agent within a few years
Small office setting
Learning how to run my own business to eventually own my own business
Daily interaction with agents, not crazy customers and the people they get into accidents with
No more claims!
Financial growth potential based on my performance
New challenge

CONS:
First 3 months will be a huge pay cut
No health benefits
Uncertainty
Don't feel like I have much support from Byron

in-laws

I never thought I'd say this with such zeal...but goddamn do I love my future mother-in-law. Apparently, this woman knows a lot of people who work as some type of catering manager for a hotel. We've been quoted per plate at $65-$100, while she gets hook-ups in the $45 area. Word.

jury duty

I'll be damned...I gotta haul ass to Oakland tomorrow for some jury duty. Yeah boy, I have hella shit I left at work. Dang. This kinda sucks, but it's okay 'cuz I could give 2 flying fucks about work right now. I never seem to be happy with what I do for a living and for some reason I pick like the most stressful jobs.

I got tired of using Byron as a telephone to communicate with my future mother-in-law, so I just asked her straight up who she knew and what she was suggesting for a reception site. I don't know if was a good idea on my part, since I really don't want to give up any kind of control for my wedding...but hey, if she's got the hook up somewhere, then we need to take advantage...